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Gelar Usaha Cemerlang at a glance |
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Gelar Usaha Cemerlang was founded in 1980, by Purwonoto, somebody diligent inside to pour out spirit, energy and idea to build the GUC Collection (Gelar Usaha Cemerlang Collection). From the very start the focus was on high quality product, comfort and perfect service. The formula turned out to be successful. In a few years time the collection, as well as the turnover grew tremendously. Originally, Gelar Usaha Cemerlang stood for high level furniture collection, but soon a full series of exquisite industry furniture was added, made of different natural materials such as brass, stainless steel, solid granite and of course A-grade teak wood and mahogany wood. Recently Gelar Usaha Cemerlang also expanded to indoor furniture, outdoor furniture and Woodcarving, by launching its GUC collection. By Gelar Usaha Cemerlang. This Indoor Furniture range features a modular cabinet collection with different styles, enhanced by some nice accessories, such as a towel rack, a washbin, a paravant, as well as a range of teak flooring. At Gelar Usaha Cemerlang, we stock a number of genuine, one-of-a-kind Classic reproduction, Antique Colonial Reproduction, Garden Furniture, Rattan furniture, Bamboo Wood Furniture made of solid teak and mahogany. Our Furniture line includes dining tables, chairs, benches, cabinets, Armoir, etc and still in excellent condition due to teak's durability. We also produce our own line of Indoor Furniture and Outdoor Furniture at the best prices anywhere, because we produce it in our own workshop in Jepara Central Java. If you need more information Please contact email:[email protected] Traditional, French, and Colonial designs are used for our home furniture line and crafted from solid teak and mahogany. We can also supply you with any custom design of your choice. Special requests must be of solid wood, rattan, bamboo or a combination of both. And we request clear written specifications and pictures as to what you require. Garden furniture is made in teak or any of the heavy or light-heavy forest hardwoods that are available in Indonesia. We offer a wide range of designs that are well established in the International marketplace. With
Gelar Usaha Cemerlang, you get your choice of our broad selection of materials and product
design.
All teak and mahogany is harvested from renewable man-made plantations in Indonesia, as it is not available from the native forests. (Top photo is a teak plantation. Bottom photo is a mahogany plantation.) Tropical light, light heavy, and heavy hardwoods are harvested from the tropical forests, which are managed on sustainable bases. Only certain species are suitable for furniture production, which are available on request. All timber that we use is certified as having been harvested from a sustainable managed forest. Timber
Supply.... Quality grade teak and mahogany logs are sawn into fitches while maintaining maximum piece size. This prime sawn timber is then either sun or air-dried in favorable weather, or kiln dried in our own DH kiln until it reaches stable moisture limits (i.e. around 20% - 25% for teak and 12% - 15% for Mahogany depending on the species). The seasoning process (or drying) is to stabilize the timber so that doors and draws will fit precisely in place after the furniture is produced. All our fine furniture is made from the highest quality seasoned timber, which has been properly dried before carpentry work commences so you are assured of the finest quality end product. All Gelar Usaha Cemerlang timber is properly seasoned prior to production to ensure lasting quality and durability of your furniture. We also guarantee all our furniture against swelling, shrinking, and cracking for a full one year. So you can feel confident with your Gelar Usaha Cemerlang purchase.
In Indonesia, and particular in areas of Jepara - Central Java, there has long been a tradition of hand craftsmanship. For centuries, skilled cabinetmakers and carpenters have developed their trade and are fully conversant with the business of producing fine furniture for indoor and outdoor use. Some of their predominant skills include working with "tenun" (weaver) cloth, ironwork, and high quality furniture construction. What is not so readily practiced by this time-honored trade is the mass production of traditional products through mechanization? Although, good furniture is mass-produced in Indonesia, we choose to follow the traditional route. Our furniture is made by hand using modern power tools and traditional construction methods. But above all, we have introduced strict quality control to the process. The result is that we have retained the best of the traditional methods while improving the end product with more appropriate modern production techniques. Our products speak for themselves in terms of durability, quality, and style. We invite you to visit our showroom in Jepara - Central Java to see for yourself.
Our market place is not that of mass-produced furniture. And if you are looking for plastic or composite board furniture, do not waste your time visiting us. We aim to produce fine quality furniture, which is up-market and affordable. If this is what you are looking for, please come and see us. We also export quality Special Design of furniture for the home and garden and would be pleased to take any special orders that you may have for your home or retail outlet. We are only too happy to supply importer furniture and retailer Furniture Company. And should you require any special assistance in this direction please let us know.
We want you to be confident with your purchase of Gelar Usaha Cemerlang products. Therefore, we back our products with an unconditional guarantee against any major shortfall for one full year. In the unlikely event of a defect in material or workmanship in any of our products, we will replace it at no cost to you. – What more can you ask? Come and take advantage of a major opportunity to increase your profits, or simply decorate your home with fine, handcrafted furniture - which is fast becoming a thing of the past in much of the industrial world! |